witch town would be the best to live? (pay, year)

[kell5252]

Originally Posted by queenofbavaria

well, that's something you hear sometimes.

but by reading all posts you will learn, that the OP is NOT a native english speaker.

conclusion: some americans don't have a proper language - and some don't take the time to read

Ha ha, okay point well taken. If English isn't his first language, then it makes sense.

Unfortunately, I talk to people every day for whom English is supposedly their first and only language, who have zero command of the language.

[kell5252]

Originally Posted by kevinwindwalker

when i asked 'town',it include rural place.

i was be told that,the north of US have most Christian live in, so i guess small towns in north of USA will be better choices for me.

Kevin, I am sorry for my rant earlier about your English skills. I didn't realize English was a second language for you. I'm just so used to Americans with terrible English skills, and I had a weak moment. Sorry. Can you tell me what your first language is?

Also, you asked about Christians. Are you a Christian, and looking for an area with a strong Christian community? I'm wondering if that is why you asked.

Plus Wyoming is very windy.

[jtees4]

I am from NY and looking to move to DE in about a year....unfortunately I do not know the answer to your question. I can say that the middle to lower parts of DE from what I've seen still has a lot of farm areas and would probably suit you.
I would also like to comment about how NY people get a bad rap for being nasty....since the Elections I have really started to wonder about DE people...fine...Christine O'Donnel may not be your cup of Tea (pun intended)...BUT the bashing has just been nasty and actually funny to an outsider looking in.
ALSO, I'd like to point out that you ask a simple question, and because you misspelled a few words many DE people begin making fun of you and/or bashing you instead of making an effort to answer your question.
Seriously...DE people....you should be proud of yourselves.
Now go ahead and bash me instead of apologizing, I know how the internet works.

[rdlr]

Originally Posted by jtees4

ALSO, I'd like to point out that you ask a simple question, and because you misspelled a few words many DE people begin making fun of you and/or bashing you instead of making an effort to answer your question.
Seriously...DE people....you should be proud of yourselves.
Now go ahead and bash me instead of apologizing, I know how the internet works.

I'd like to point out that, "DE people" now covers a lot of territory - NY, NJ, CT, RI, PA and other newcomers are continuing to move here at a pretty steady rate. There aren't that many of us natives here anymore.
When will you be joining us?

[James420]

Originally Posted by jtees4

I am from NY and looking to move to DE in about a year....unfortunately I do not know the answer to your question. I can say that the middle to lower parts of DE from what I've seen still has a lot of farm areas and would probably suit you.
I would also like to comment about how NY people get a bad rap for being nasty....since the Elections I have really started to wonder about DE people...fine...Christine O'Donnel may not be your cup of Tea (pun intended)...BUT the bashing has just been nasty and actually funny to an outsider looking in.
ALSO, I'd like to point out that you ask a simple question, and because you misspelled a few words many DE people begin making fun of you and/or bashing you instead of making an effort to answer your question.
Seriously...DE people....you should be proud of yourselves.
Now go ahead and bash me instead of apologizing, I know how the internet works.

Yeah, judge Delaware by a few ingrates and ignoramuses like myself who like to have fun at other peoples expense, not the 800,000 more or less people that live here and love it here. Good grief.

[Gone-2-Beach]

Originally Posted by James420

... not the 800,000 more or less people that live here and love it here. Good grief.

... and a few more of us who don't live here yet, but love it anyway!

[kevinwindwalker]

Originally Posted by kell5252

Kevin, I am sorry for my rant earlier about your English skills. I didn't realize English was a second language for you. I'm just so used to Americans with terrible English skills, and I had a weak moment. Sorry. Can you tell me what your first language is?

Also, you asked about Christians. Are you a Christian, and looking for an area with a strong Christian community? I'm wondering if that is why you asked.

Plus Wyoming is very windy.

yes,im a Christian.
powell.wy was chosen at last night.thanks a lot for everyone in this thread.

[raven302]

Originally Posted by rdlr

I'd like to point out that, "DE people" now covers a lot of territory - NY, NJ, CT, RI, PA When will you be joining us?

And Utah!

[jtees4]

Originally Posted by rdlr

I'd like to point out that, "DE people" now covers a lot of territory - NY, NJ, CT, RI, PA and other newcomers are continuing to move here at a pretty steady rate. There aren't that many of us natives here anymore.
When will you be joining us?

Point taken. I am ready to join you right now, but my wife is not quite ready yet. I also have a daughter in HS who would like to finish here (which I understand)...so realistically...one year at best, two years hopefully for sure.

[jtees4]

Originally Posted by James420

Yeah, judge Delaware by a few ingrates and ignoramuses like myself who like to have fun at other peoples expense, not the 800,000 more or less people that live here and love it here. Good grief.

I feel like I am Bill O'Reilly. I didn't say or mean ALL people of Delaware, just those who posted making fun of someone's English (and frankly I could care less if it is their first language or not). No problem with you specifically James, I didn't even pay attention to the names on the threads.